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Creation Date
10-1963
Description
BARRANCA DEL COBRE (CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO), 1960-1964
83 negatives: ASA001-1199 – 1281
Box 4. Box 6: 1 degraded negative ASA001-1270 and enclosure only for ASA001-1273 that was discarded as it had deteriorated and crumbled into tiny fragments Three sub-series in chronological order
Barranca del Cobre, October 1963
29 negatives: ASA001-1249 – 1277
“Barranca Expedition.”
Howe, then ASA Vice-President, led this expedition of 25 ASA members (Barranca del Cobre trip, 1960/n.d.). A Chihuahua newspaper published a report of the trip; Señor Oliv, the engineer who first mapped the Barrancas, met the group. ASA member Miriam Muehlenbach spent many years getting to know the Tarahumara in the Basihuare valley (Muehlenbach, 1973/n.d., 1974/n.d.).
Indian children in schoolyard at Basihuare; scenic views of the surrounding area (ASA001-1273 is an empty enclosure – the negative had crumbled into tiny pieces and was discarded).
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Keywords
charles, clayton, howe, petroglyphs, photo, photograph, image, california, site, archeology
